vbscript, VBScript doesn't see C# object as object

VBScript doesn't see C# object as object

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Jon Davi #1 / 6	VBScript doesn't see C# object as object In VBScript I request a class (in this case, System.Xml.XmlDocument) from C# via COM. C# passes it as type "object" from a C# method intended to be generic, and it's assigned to a VBScript variant (since VBScript doesn't support types). VBScript now says it's not an object, IsObject() evaluates to false and calling its properties/methods don't work. But when passed back to C# it is seen as the class type that was given to it (in this case, System.Xml.XmlDocument). Is there any way to get VBScript to see this variant as the full-blown C# object that it is? Jon
Sat, 02 Jul 2005 09:19:05 GMT

Mike D Sutto #2 / 6	VBScript doesn't see C# object as object Quote: > In VBScript I request a class (in this case, System.Xml.XmlDocument) from C# > via COM. C# passes it as type "object" from a C# method intended to be > generic, and it's assigned to a VBScript variant (since VBScript doesn't > support types). > VBScript now says it's not an object, IsObject() evaluates to false and > calling its properties/methods don't work. But when passed back to C# it is > seen as the class type that was given to it (in this case, > System.Xml.XmlDocument). > Is there any way to get VBScript to see this variant as the full-blown C# > object that it is? This isn't a VBScript, C# or .NET newsgroup, they don't come much more off topic than this.. Please re-post this to a more relevant group, thank you.. Mike -- EDais -- - Microsoft Visual Basic MVP - WWW: Http://EDais.earlsoft.co.uk/
Sat, 02 Jul 2005 09:51:28 GMT

Jon Davi #3 / 6	VBScript doesn't see C# object as object Quote: > This isn't a VBScript, C# or .NET newsgroup, they don't come much more off > topic than this.. Please re-post this to a more relevant group, thank you.. I cross-posted to the vb.general.discussion group intentionally because VB6 does support variants and I believe, and still believe, COM automation and VB6/VBScript handling of variants are the same. I want the VB6 crowd to help me here. Don't like it, don't reply. Jon
Sat, 02 Jul 2005 11:46:10 GMT

Les F #4 / 6	VBScript doesn't see C# object as object Quote: > > This isn't a VBScript, C# or .NET newsgroup, they don't come much more off > > topic than this.. Please re-post this to a more relevant group, thank > you.. > I cross-posted to the vb.general.discussion group intentionally because VB6 > does support variants and I believe, and still believe, COM automation and > VB6/VBScript handling of variants are the same. I want the VB6 crowd to help > me here. Don't like it, don't reply. Ridiculous... Just exactly how is anybody from VB6 going to post a VB classic response to your question? Its like saying "my spam is important to you even if you don't want it. And if you don't then don't act on it." Les F. Even though I read this thread in OutlookExpress, I did not crosspost this reply to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie5.outlookexpress
Sat, 02 Jul 2005 13:57:11 GMT

Jon Davi #5 / 6	VBScript doesn't see C# object as object Re-posted to avoid the VB6 group flamings _______________________________ In VBScript I request a class (in this case, System.Xml.XmlDocument) from C# via COM. C# passes it as type "object" from a C# method intended to be generic, and it's assigned to a VBScript variant (since VBScript doesn't support types). VBScript now says it's not an object, IsObject() evaluates to false and calling its properties/methods don't work. But when passed back to C# it is seen as the class type that was given to it (in this case, System.Xml.XmlDocument). Is there any way to get VBScript to see this variant as the full-blown C# object that it is? Jon
Sat, 02 Jul 2005 13:53:11 GMT

Jon Davi #6 / 6	VBScript doesn't see C# object as object Quote: > Just exactly how is anybody from VB6 going to > post a VB classic response to your question? Because the concept of dealing with variants and COM objects is identical. Jon
Sat, 02 Jul 2005 13:54:19 GMT

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